Comment by JCattheATM 8 days ago > You can change it in the app, yes.Is the app tied to Google or Apple? 3 comments JCattheATM Reply notpushkin 8 days ago Nope, there’s a desktop version, too. And it’s all free/open source: https://github.com/open-eid(Though Smart-ID is its own thing and is a fair bit more locked down, but I’ve managed to get it running on a phone without Google services IIRC.) NewsaHackO 8 days ago Wow, that is definitely more sophisticated than we have in the states. It seems like you can use it for things that one would otherwise need a notary for, that is such a timesaver. JCattheATM 8 days ago Wow, that is nice!
notpushkin 8 days ago Nope, there’s a desktop version, too. And it’s all free/open source: https://github.com/open-eid(Though Smart-ID is its own thing and is a fair bit more locked down, but I’ve managed to get it running on a phone without Google services IIRC.) NewsaHackO 8 days ago Wow, that is definitely more sophisticated than we have in the states. It seems like you can use it for things that one would otherwise need a notary for, that is such a timesaver. JCattheATM 8 days ago Wow, that is nice!
NewsaHackO 8 days ago Wow, that is definitely more sophisticated than we have in the states. It seems like you can use it for things that one would otherwise need a notary for, that is such a timesaver.
Nope, there’s a desktop version, too. And it’s all free/open source: https://github.com/open-eid
(Though Smart-ID is its own thing and is a fair bit more locked down, but I’ve managed to get it running on a phone without Google services IIRC.)
Wow, that is definitely more sophisticated than we have in the states. It seems like you can use it for things that one would otherwise need a notary for, that is such a timesaver.
Wow, that is nice!